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@missionsteve-blog
okay y’all i’ve been missing for a while and it’s because it’s all due to laziness and the fact that i’m not in half the fandoms of the blogs i’m following but i haven’t had the time to unfollow them so i’ll probably be back a few weeks after exams sorry 2 u all
bucky: did it hurt when you fell from heaven
bucky: and then crashed into ice
bucky: and then froze yourself for 66 years
steve:
bucky: 'cause that was dumb as shit
“Perfect is very boring, and if you happen to have a different look, that’s a celebration of human nature, I think. If we were all symmetrical and perfect, life would be very dull.”
im actually really excited to see how the russos write tony stark
Scarlett Johansson ‘Behind the Scenes of Iron Man 2’
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those were her words
so Cap 3′s official twitter account retweeted this.
SHOT FIRED
Ways the Time Spent Developing the Bruce/Natasha romance could have been better spent.......
1. Explaining why Tony rebuilt his suits.
2. Explaining why the Avengers are now working together.
3. Explaining why Steve isn’t still looking for Bucky.
4. Giving Falcon more than a minute of screen time.
5. Developing the father-daughter thing they had going with Fury and Nat.
6. Showing Steve and Tony actually building up a friendship so Civil War will at least have a smidgen of emotional impact.
7. Spending more than a minute on why Tony and Bruce thought Ultron was a good idea (and why they have apparently never seen a sci-fi movie)
8. Having Tony get to talk to the Vision about Jarvis.
9. Vision/Scarlet Witch
10. A Natasha backstory going into her being forced to kill as a child/losing her identity, anything but “I can’t have babies so I’m a monster!”
11. Explaining the media reaction to all this. (We hear they want Bruce arrested, but how do the people feel about the Avengers working without Shield? How is the world responding without Shield?
12. Natasha picking up Mjolnir (don’t tease it and not carry through, Joss).
13. Basically, any scene showing any continuity with Phase 2.
14. Who am I kidding? Basically any other scene. A training sequence. 20 minutes of Falcon baking cookies. An explanation of how Hulk’s pants work. An hour of all of them playing with Clint’s kids. Anything would have been better.
I’m down for the 20 minutes of Falcon baking cookies suggestion, personally.
You know Sam doesn’t stint on the chocolate chips.
Chris Evans on the set of ‘Captain America: Civil War’
me directing civil war
You know he can’t see that.
Those were her words. [insp]
Aaron Taylor-Johnson for Da Man Magazine ph. by Mitchell Nguyen McCormack
12 women are on screen, all with speaking roles, and none of them are talking about a man. It not only outpaces mediocre measurements like the Bechdel Test—which the vast majority of Hollywood films never attempt to pass—it reminds you how feeble they were as yardsticks to begin with.
Mad Max: Fury Road is everything you’ve heard and so much more
Just as important is Hardy’s choice to play Max as a subtle, quietly feminist hero. Max never objectifies the women he’s with, or views them as props for his own agenda. He helps when he’s asked to help, and when he finally speaks for any length of time, it’s not to take charge of a group that’s floundering without his help—it’s to make a suggestion, stand back, and then let the group decide.
This view of what equality actually looks like in a film is rare enough; but it’s even rarer to see it in this kind of genre material. Fury Road is every inch the high-testosterone, manly action movie of your dreams. And even when they show weakness, its female characters are still fully in charge of their own destinies. [Read More]
(via dailydot)
